A nostalgic IE movie that calls "Please use it like old days"

"Although I may not remember us, I have met in the 90's," as Internet friends reminded me of the 90's as friends who had not met for a long time talked Cruising movies are released. This movie implicitly acknowledges that the previous IE was outdated, but it is the official movie of Microsoft.

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"You may not remember us"


"But, we met in the 1990s" the movie starts from the message. Apparently it seems to be the voice of IE.


"WeGeneration YIt is a member of "It is a slap bracelet that first appeared. Item wrapped around the arm and arm.


Yin YangThe motif was prevalent.


Yo has had booms several times so far, there was a big boom from 1997 to 1998.


An era where the Internet is 56 kbps and life seems to be slower than it was now.


A bunch of floppy disks


Lisa FrankThe graphics were in fashion.


Waist pouch on waist.


Even though it is in the 90's, I feel that it was not such a computer in the latter half ... ....


Pets are pet.


TamagotchiA great outbreak of.


In addition, items such as troll dolls, etc. which colored the culture of the 1990s continue to appear more and more.







Nothing to be busy reading a newsfeed ... ...


Every day I was busy with play.


Hairdressing was completed in just 4 minutes using clippers and scissors.


I was wearing long chains so as not to lose the wallet.


Menco-like play.


It is the heel of the sports shoes that shines while saying "The future was shining."


"You have grown up, and we also."



So, it was a movie that you should try using the new IE again.


This is a "campaign that Microsoft can say masochistically"The Browser You Loved To HateThose created with. Roger Capriotti of the IE marketing department said, "IE was born in the 1990s, but we have steadily grown up," confidently said, "Speaking of the browser I first touched, IE also used it There are a lot of cases that it is gone, I would like you to try again, "he says.

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